Chapter 7: High school and Youth Sport

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What are the top three benefits reported by participants in youth sports?

Having fun (82%), being physically active (73%), and developing teamwork skills (73%).

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How do athletics influence adolescents?

They promote healthy bodies, problem-solving skills, self-esteem, social competence, and academic achievement.

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What historical significance do youth sports hold in the United States?

Youth athletic participation predates the formation of the United States and the signing of the U.S. Constitution.

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When did formally organized youth educational athletic participation emerge?

In the mid-nineteenth century.

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What role did schools play in promoting sports participation?

Schools promoted sports to address social problems like ill health and juvenile delinquency.

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What was the influence of private schools on youth sports?

Private schools adopted the English boarding school model of 'Muscular Christianity' and organized games at the college level.

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What was the Progressive Movement's view on athletics?

Athletics were seen as a tool for preparing students for modern life and assimilating immigrants into American culture.

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How did World War I impact school sports for males?

School sports were promoted as a source of physical training for armed forces.

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What was the role of the YMCA in youth athletics?

The YMCA was the most prominent non-school agency promoting youth athletics.

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What governmental involvement in recreation was initiated during the Great Depression?

The Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided $500 million for fields and playgrounds.

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What are the three key components of the national structure for high school sports?

National Council, Board of Directors, and Administrative staff.

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What responsibilities do state athletic associations have?

They oversee athlete eligibility, organize championships, and promote participation in sports.

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What challenges do athletic administrators face?

Complex human resource issues, pressure to win, and long hours with little or no pay.

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What is the significance of medical treatment in youth sports?

Timely medical treatment is often required at games, representing a risk management strategy.

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What recent trends have emerged in youth sports regarding participation?

Increased specialization versus multiple sport participation and the rise of flag football.

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What impact did the 2008 Great Recession have on youth sports?

It led to tighter budgets, cancellation of local sport teams, and reduction in coaching staff.

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How has corporate involvement influenced youth sports?

Corporations use youth sports to increase profits, exemplified by facilities like Disney's Wide World of Sports.

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What legal changes have occurred regarding child abuse reporting in youth sports?

Legislators have introduced bills adding coaches and athletic directors as mandatory reporters of suspected child abuse.

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What is the role of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) in youth sports?

The AAU announced mandatory background checks for coaches and volunteers in its programs.

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What has been the trend regarding student-athlete eligibility?

There has been an increase in incidents of rule-breaking to gain competitive advantages with ineligible athletes.

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How has youth sports evolved since the early 1800s?

It has expanded to include boys and girls of all ages in a multitude of sports and activities.

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What is the current demand for well-run sport programs?

The need and demand for well-run sport programs have never been greater.